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... in the lB feet Ion 11 feel liigb. arms with fringed banners, altemaie red and white, inscribed Neive.’, Neville.*’ 3rd.—Garden Piece with red parrot*, IS feet Ion bv II feel feet lone hv f(H>t liieh. Hack of arms, &c., the words Saldinanca.” Waterloo ...
... and Offices executed by deputy, the Arm and Navy Departments, is unnecessary and inexpedient as means of remunerating public service. ENGLAND. Aglionby, H. A. Cocker- Hodgson, John—Newcastle mouth Humphery, John—SouthwarV Astley, Sir J. D.—Wilts, N ...
... is postponed. Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., has addressed the people of Meath, exhorting them to assemble in every parish, and petition against there-enactment of the Coercion Bill. HORRIBLE OUTRAGES.—On the night of the eve of St. John the peaceable inhabitants ...
... of Northampton, to Harriet, yonargest darihn..• Hon. henry Grattan. April 11, at West Mailing, Mr. John Cogger, to Reb e of Mr. John Skinner, builder. April 6, at Belieurlen Church, 'liter John Richardson, to Miss Kingman, eldest dau ghter Mr. James R ...
... honour to bo. mv lord, Your obedient servant, John Brent. Earl of Cardigan, Ac. Ac. Ac. Canterbury, July 9, 1839. Lord, beg to enclose to your lordship the copy a letter I addressed to the Earl of Cardigan, as commanding othcer of the lltb Dragoons, now ...
... the 28th instant. Messrs. Hume, O’Connell, Grattan, Howard, &c. presented petitions from different parts of Ireland, praying for a continuanc# of fair and impartial government. The a4iourned debate on Lord John Russell’s motion was then resumed; the course ...
... forwarded a requisition OThe Hon. John Plunket, second son of the lord chancellor, - fling on him to come forward in place of Mr. Power, the present member, who goes, probably, to Waterford county. Joughal (I).—Mr. John O'Connell, the present member, retires ...
... for the purposes of securing the election of John Walter, Esq , when the follow ing resolution was unanimously agreed to Resolved, that this meeting are determined to all power to return to parliament John Walter, Esq , aa the able and consistent opponent ...
... am told that I to put you, a six feet one, out tbe room, I naturally reply, that I may overcome you by reason, or law, or by arms, but certainly not by mere physical force. And j .ist so I would bog those who accuse Sir Robert Peel of inertness, in not ...
... special licence, Tkoaas to. Laid Daliell. eldest ton the Earl Cainwalh, Maryaaar rrh!t the late John Blachfoid, Esq., and eldest daashlerofthe late ROtiu Henry Grattan. Sept. IS, at 81. church, Canterbury, Mr. H. G Thoraloa j Raurssate, to Mary Jane, youusest ...
... :—Ribbonmen's Signs and Pass Words. Sign : Put your right hand to the guard of your left arm ; the thumb under, and the fingers over. Answer :—Put the left hand to the right arm in like manner. Pass Words :—What would your wishes be ? A reform in the House of ...